THE SOCIAL ROUND

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 191, 15 August 1933, Page 10

THE SOCIAL ROUND

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mrs. R. Mitchell, of Levin, is at the Grand Hotel.

* # * • ■ Miss N. Campbell, of Nelson, is at the Central Hotel. Miss E. M. Keates, of Auckland, is visiting Rotorua and Taupo.

*,' * * • Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hutton, of Taupo, are visiting Auckland.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Champion, of Remuera, are visiting Rotorua. * • » •

Dr. and Mrs. E. Yule, of Invercavgil! are staying at the Central Hotel.

Mrs. H. A. Horrocks, of St. Helier's, has returned from a visit to Rotorua.

Mrs. Fowle, of Auckland, is visiting Mrs. J. E. Heaton, o? Havelock North.

Mrs. St. Clair Whyte, of Auckland, are spending a holiday at Rotorua.

Miss Luckie, of Wellington, is the guest of Miss Mowbray, of Manukau Road.

Mrs. E. Crockett and Mrs. E. B. M. Sharood are staying at Waiwera House, Rotorua.

Mrs. Davidson, of Grafton, has been staying at Papakura with her niece, Mrs. Fox.

Mrs. R. Barclay-Smith, of Wellington, is on a visit to Auckland, and is at Hotel Cargen. »'• ♦ * .

Mrs. W. J. A. Thomson and Miss Joan Thomson left on Monday for Rotorua.

Mrs. B. N. T. Blake, of Remuera, Auckland, has returned after a visit to Wellington. •♦. • •

Mrs. John Hamer, who hae been the guest of Mrs. Ray Fuller, of Mount Eden, has returned to Dunedin.

Central Hotel visitors include Dr. and Mrs. E. Rule, of Invercargill, and Miss N. Campbell, of Nelson.

Mrs. Sidney Thome-George, of Eemuera Road, Auckland, are spending a holiday at Rotorua. ♦ * • ■ •

Mrs. A. R. Williams and Mrs. Chapman, of Mount Eden, have returned from a holiday in Dunedin. » * • • »

Sir Reginald and Lady Skelton, who have been touring New Zealand, will return to England next month.

Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Buddie, of Takapuna, and Mrs. P. N. Chambers, of Auckland, are visiting Rotorua. • • » •

Miss Joanne Nicholas, of Paeroa, who has been in Auckland for Prosperity Week, returned home yesterday.

Mrs. H. Mowbray leaves on Saturday for a motor tour of Hawke's Bay, and intends spending a holiday at Napier. • # * •

Mrs. Guy Berling, who left Auckland recently after an extensive stay in the Dominion,' has taken a house in Queen's Road, Melbourne.

Miss Elizabeth Blake (Mrs. Stanley Natusch), of Wellington, is judge at the South Canterbury Drama Festival, which is being held in Timaru this week.

Lady Fenwick and Miss Fenwick, of Dunedin, have arrived in Wellington, and will stay with Lady Ftenwick's daughter, Mrs. Pereival James, Bolton Street.

Mies Dorcen Harrison and Miss Joyce Miller,, members of the Alpine Sports Club; are spending a mountaineering holiday at the Franz Josef Glacier, Westland. They are climbing and skiing.

Miss M. Rowntree, ,of Auckland, has been in Scotland with her fiance, Mr. Gerald Paterson (also of Auckland), at his mother's home, writes our London correspondent. They are on a visit to Mrs. H. A. Abdallah during the absence of Mr. Abdallah in New Zealand on a business trip.

Mr. and Mrs. David Gouk, of Auck- , land, who arrived in England by the Ormonde are there on a pleasure trip, and are staying at the Strand Palace. They have left on a motor tour through England, Wales and Scotland and have booked- to return l>y the Rangitata in September.

Miss Alison Cooke, of Auckland, has decided to remain on in this country indefinitely, writes our London correspondent, following her mother's death, which took place on July 10 at Sindelsham, Berkshire. Her mother, Mrs. A. Laird Cooke (Marieda Batten) was known as a writer of verse and of Maori love legends.